oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-12

POSTPONES CLUB PICNIC; AWAITS WARM WEATHER VERY instructive session featured the regular meeting Tuesday of the Cypress-Hansen Community club which was entertained at the home of Mrs. Edna John, at Cypress. Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp, president of the club, presided in her usual capable manner. The John home was prettily decorated with red carnations and variegated dahlias. The picnic at the park, which was to have included the husbands has been postponed to a date in August or September, whenever the weather gets warmer. An interesting program was given by several of the members and others, Miss Edna Rennie read negro dialect from Paul Laurence Dunbar and Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp gave, "Just Folks". Mrs. Mary Sutherland read, "The Evening Solace" from Edward Grant. Mrs. Dora Fels, read "Myself and Me"; Mrs. Katherine John, Los Angeles delightfully played, "On the Lake" and "Bercuse". Brick ice cream and cake and fruit punch was served late in the afternoon. Several out of town visitors were present at the meeting including Mrs. Katherine John and daughter Adlide of Los Angeles. Members present were the Messdames Wm. Abplanalp, O. P. Bunyard, H. H. Hammond, Hugh LaRue, Charles Ledford, Birthday Party for Friend Mr. H. C. Ruick entertained with a five hundred party yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. P. Fergus. The incentive for the affair was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Fergus. The afternoon hours were pleasantly passed over the card tables. When scores were counted, Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger had made high and Mrs. Page Tucker low. As a remembrance from her friends Mrs. Fergus was presented with a lovely cut glass water set. At four thirty all sat down to the table for luncheon. Mrs. Ruick had her table prettily decorated. Pink zephyranthem with maiden hair fern formed the centerpiece, and at each place were tulip shape nut baskets. Coverings were placed for honoree, Mrs. E. P. Fergus, Mrs. A. D. Erickson, L. Z. Kroeger, Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mrs. C. C. Randall, Mrs. E. D. Johnson, Fullerton, Mrs. E. E. Brus, and hostess, Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Open Welfare Bureau The Parent-Teachers Association of Olinda, will conduct a child's welfare bureau at the Olinda school house starting Tuesday July 17th at 10:30. The Sessions will be held in the sewing room. It is the plan of this association to hold them each week and a competent nurse and doctor will be on hand to examine the children and give the mother instructions. All mothers with children under the age OPEN WELFARE BUREAU The Parent-Teachers Association of Olinda, will conduct a child's welfare bureau at the Olinda school house starting Tuesday July 17th at 10:30. The Sessions will be held in the sewing room. It is the plan of this association to hold them each week and a competent nurse and doctor will be on hand to examine the children and give the mother instructions. All mothers with children under the age of six years are requested to bring them and reap the benefits of these meetings. QUARTET SEES PICTURE A merry quartet, Misses Vera and Marcella Meekes and Messrs Archie Deal of Long Beach, and Lawrence Baker motored to Hollywood last evening where they enjoyed the performance of "The Covered Wagon" at the Egyptian Theatre. FORMER PASTOR SPEAKS Rev. John D. Cart, of Escondido, former pastor of the Nazarene church, at Cypress, was the main speaker at a session of the denominational Christian church held in Escondido recently. Rev. Cart delivered a very forceful address which proved to be highly interesting. His speech was the feature of the second meeting. Voyagers Home Again Mrs. N. H. Mitchell of Redlands was a visitor in Anaheim for several days but has returned to her home. Mrs. Mitchell possesses extensive property in Anaheim and also many fine buildings. She recently refused to tell her Center-at holdings for $50,000. Mrs. Mitchell and her husband returned from an extended trip to Europe about six months ago. ANNUAL CLASS REUNION The class of '15 Anaheim high school will hold their annual reunion tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Stella Wittner. Several out-of-town members are expected to be present and an unusually jolly affair is planned. BACK FROM BEACH Miss Amanda Chambers and her guests have returned from an outing at Arch Beach where they have been spending the past several days. The girls enjoyed the usual diversion of a beach party. Two New MEN The Pythian Sisters' regular meeting last evening candidates were initiated a large crowd present business meeting so enjoyed. ORDERS TAKEN FOR Birthday Cakes Picnic and Travellers' Lunches CATERING BIRTHDAY DINNER SMALL BANQUETS PHONE 966 507 North Los Angeles St., ANAHEIM, CALIF. FOR HORLICKS Mrs. Mary Sutherland read "The Evening Solace" from Edward Grant. Mrs. Dorn Felis read "Myself and Me"; Mrs. Katherine John, Los Angeles delightfully played, "On the Lake" and "Berceuse". Brick ice cream and cake and fruit punch was served late in the afternoon. Several out of town visitors were present at the meeting including Mrs. Katherine John and daughter Adelinde of Los Angeles. Members present were the Mesdames Wm. Abplanalp, O. P. Bunyard, H. H. Hammond, Hugh LaRue, Charles Ledford, M. H. Nordstrom, George Peters, Edna Rennie, Edith and Edna John, and Mrs. George Treffern. Mrs. C. F. Hutenlocker will entertain the members of the club on the second Tuesday in August. THEATER PARTY at Yost's Miss Arline Pieper of Maywood, formerly of Anaheim, has been the guest of Miss Thelma Guy and Evelyn Cordes for the past several days. Last evening a sextette of young folks went to Santa Ana where they saw "Marters of Men" at the Yost theatre. In the party were Misses Thelma Guy, Arline Pieper and Lillian Munn, also a guest of Miss Guy, and the Messrs Donald Skinner, Steve Perdinando and Frank Sackett. Improve in Swimming The "Sharks" had another swim last evening at the plunge on the Y. M. C. A. grounds. The so-called sharks are members of the swimming team from the Business and Professional Women' club. Every body admitted that they know just a little more about swimming now than they did this time yesterday. After the swim they went to the banquet room where they were treated to refreshments. Misses Dorcas Jacques and Agnes Saviers were hostesses. FORMER LEADER WOMAN'S ISHIP Twenty-three menBuena Park Women ed the kind invitation McDowell former pres afternoon party. Mrs. McDowell gave penil and paper and write as many slang could remember in ten W. B. Shaw was win credit to her two small education along that line. The guests were then back yard where wound in green and before them. The end terminated in bushes a lady was given a small advised to start from an unwind the web. At string were two packages revealed two articles be made up for the basket be held sometime in life. A burlesque tableau Gathering of the Nutcracker by several of the laurel in the club work. Selections on the best machine furnished mugs. Ice cream and cake in the afternoon. The Mrs. McDowell a very tess and all felt that had been very well spotted. Lunches CATERING BIRTHDAY DINNER SMALL BANQUETS PHONE 966 507 North Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Back From Beach Miss Amanda Chambers and her guests have returned from an outing at Arch Beach where they have been spending the past several days. The girls enjoyed the usual diversion of a beach party. In the group were Misses Honor and Mary Easton, Virginia Deming, Florence Auatin and the gracious hostess, Miss Chambers. K. P. Pot Luck Supper The Knights of Pythians and their families and friends will have a pot luck supper at the Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday evening. All visiting Knights are cordially invited. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the long illness and death of our beloved husband and father, also for beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Augusta Schmidt and family. July Clearance Sale Coats, Suits, Dresses 1/4--1/3--1/2 Off THIS INCLUDES ALL SUMMER GARMENTS Style Shop 105 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA The Woman's Page MILADY MAKES CHOICE OF GOWN FOR VACATION TRIP. For the vacation trip one must choose one evening gown. The adorns the front at the waistline. Indestructible chiffon voile of the same material. Satin back moire trimmed with blue flowers. For the vacation trip one must choose one evening gown. The one pictured on the left is fashioned of bright colored lace and a brocaded material. A beautiful buckle of oriental design adorns the front at the waistline. Indestructible chiffon voile is used for the gown at the right. Silver brocade straps fasten it at the shoulder and the graceful drape just touching the floor are of the same material. Satin back maire trimmed with blue flowers at waistline makes the black dinner gown in the center. It is simply made and would be practical for the train. FORMER LEADER WOMAN'S CLUB IS HOSTESS Twenty-three members of the Buena Park Women's club accepted the kind invitation of Mrs. N. D. McDowell former president, for an afternoon party. Mrs. McDowell gave each guest a pencil and paper and asked her to write as many slang words as she could remember in ten minutes. Mrs. W. B. Shaw was winner but gave credit to her two small boys, for her education along that line. The guests were then invited into the back yard where a spider web wound in green and red stood out before them. The ends of the web terminated in bushes and trees. Each lady was given a small stick and was advised to start from the center and unwind the web. At the end of the string were two packages. Investigation revealed two articles which will be made up for the bazaar which will be held sometime in November. A burlesque tableau called "The Gathering of the Nuts" was presented by several of the ladies prominent in the club work. Selections on the beautiful Sonora machine furnished music for the guests. Ice cream and cake was served late in the afternoon. The guests voted Mrs. McDowell a very gracious hostess and all felt that the afternoon had been very well spent. Two New Members The Pythian Sisters hold their regular meeting last evening and two candidates were initiated. There was a large crowd present and after the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. The Pythian Sisters will have a silver Tea Thursday, July 19, at the home of Mrs. Gertie Hansard, 402 Elm-st, with Mrs. Hansard and Mrs. Murry Hatfield hostesses. All the members and their friends are cordial. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. George Chessum left early this morning from Orange for Portland, Oregon, where they will be for the next two months. Mr. Chessum is the county Y. M. C. A. secretary. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Gossett returned last evening from a several weeks trip in the northern part of the state. Miss Gertrude Lamers and her sister from the east, Mrs. Anna Tongers passed the day at Mt. Lowe. Ross Phegley of the Anaheim National Bank is enjoying a vacation. Miss Vera O'Rourke is taking a two weeks vacation from her duties at the So. Counties Bank. Miss Stella Bastian has accepted a position with the Southern Counties Bank. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Musser will soon start the construction of a new home in Anaheim. Miss Muriel Ledford is home from her duties at Santa Ana Junior College. Leslie Bunyard of Bellflower, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bunyard went to Long Beach recently where they visited their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillison, Mr. Gillison is recovering from a bruised finger sustained while at work in the oil field. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Hughes and party, the Misses Anna Arts, cousin of Mrs. Hughes and the Misses Anna and Helen Conboy of Los Angeles, have returned home from a week's vacation in Big Bear. The C. T. Jerzy family, recently from the east, is occupying J. T. McCracken apartment at 942 North Claudina, Mr. Jerzy is connected with a cleaning establishment on N. Los Angeles-st. Joe Cornett of Brea is a patient at the local sanitarium. YOUNG ANAHEIM COUPLE WEDDED IN SAN DIEGO ANAHEIM friends learned today of the marriage of Miss Wanda Stacy and Mr. Russell Renner which occurred in San Diego yesterday afternoon. The couple slipped away from their friends and were quietly wed in the southern city. They plan to visit points of interest for about two weeks. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Stacy who moved to Anaheim a little over a year ago from Texas, Mr. Renner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Renner, Mr. Renner is one of the proprietors of the S. Q. R. Store. Mr Renner is a popular young man of Anaheim and is a graduate of the Anahelm high school class of '22. He is now clerking in the men's department at the S. Q. R. store. Their many friends will be anxiously awaiting the return from the honeymoon and no doubt they will be honored with many social courtesies. St. Michael's Picnic Fully one hundred members of the Sunday school and their friends of St. Michael's church, went to Newport today where they enjoyed a picnic outing. The headquarters was made at the beach home of Rev. and Mrs.A.G.H.Bode at East Newport.Games on the sand and dips in the ocean furnished amusement for the younger set while the mothers and guardians enjoyed conversation. STATES REUNION PICNIC Former residents of six states will have a picnic reunion at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles, July 14.The states included are Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Maryland and Delaware.The program will include a speaker for each state. Two New Members The Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting last evening and two candidates were initiated. There was a large crowd present and after the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. The Pythian Sisters will have a silver Tea Thursday, July 19, at the home of Mrs. Gertie Hansard, 402 Elm-st, with Mrs. Hansard and Mrs. Murry Hatfield hostesses. All the members and their friends are cordially invited. MARRIAGE LICENSES Morris Carson Smart, 295 Albra Marle Smart, 27 Santa Ana. ANNOUNCEMENT H. CHASIN —The high class tailor has moved to 207 E. Center Street. READ WHAT FIVE CENTS WILL 5c NICKEL S Thurs.-Fri. Sat. Only Extra Special—½-oz., Original Bottles, Vivante Perfume with every purchase of the famous French Lournay Fruit worth for $1.05—Save $1.45. Trial Size MAVIS TOILET WATER 5c with each bottle of Mavis Lemon nad Almond Cream 50¢ at... Fine for Tan and Sunburn. 50 ENVELOPES 5c when purchased with 72 double sheets extra fine pound paper... Double Size Box STATIONERY All colors, regular 85¢ special... 15e Package of ENVELOPES 5c with any writing tablet you purchase. HERE'S A BARGAIN Mentho Goose Grease 50¢. Just the thing for cold and hay fever. Syrup of Figs and Senna compound, a fine laxative, 50¢. Both for... Coconut Oil Shampoo Emulsion, 35¢. 1 EXTRA... PURITAN PEROXIDE Greaseless Cream 5¢ 35¢, 1 Extra... VANTINE'S TALC 35¢. 1 EXTRA... Gibson's 169 West Center St. "At..." Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl 21 years of age and have been keeping company with a young man 22 years of age for nearly one year. He has told me several times he loved me. Do you think he really does? BLUE EYES. You ought to be able to judge for yourself whether the young man loves you or not. If he is devoted to you and shows no interest in other girls he probably does love you. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will you please tell me what to do with prespiring feet? I have tried almost everything there is. I put on clean stockings every day and sometimes twice a day, but they are no better I also wash them. Please give me a remedy that you think will help, as I always feel so embarrassed. WORRIED. Following is a formula for prespiration of the feet: Glycerin; one ounce; Kennedy's extract Pinus Canadensis; one ounce; water, two ounces; essence of bergamut; two drames. Mix and apply twice each day. Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it proper for the young man to buy the bride's wedding clothes? Who is supposed to pay for the wedding invitations? Who pays for the wedding dinner? MRS. E. It is decidedly incorrect for a girl to let her financee buy her wedding clothes. She should be married in the best thing she has if she cannot afford something new. The bride's father or guardian pays for the wedding invitations. The bride's father or the person giving the wedding for her, pays for the dinner. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of eighteen and I am in love with a very nice young man. We are engaged to be married soon. I am rattier small for my age and all of my friends call me "Shorty" or "Bobby." My friend isn't quite as old as I am, but all of our neighbors think he is a young teen of twenty-one, for he is large and has old actions. He thinks I am too old for him? My mother is dead, but Father thinks a great deal of this young man and does not object to our marriage. His parents like me and also do not object. I love him dearly and could not live without him. Do you think it would be all right for us to marry! BRIDE-TO-BE. You are not too old for your nuance. I think, however, that he is very young to marry and even if he has been saving money I would advise you to wait a year or two longer before you marry. A young man of eighteen rarely makes enough to support a wife. Elect Local Delegate Mrs. Agnes V. Stilwell, president of Anaheim Y. L. I. No. 109, was unanimously elected last evening as delegate. SCHUMACHERS HOME FROM MOTOR JOURNEY Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schumacher of Los Angeles have returned from Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is it proper for the young man to buy the bride's wedding clothes? Who is supposed to pay for the wedding invitations? Who pays for the wedding dinner? MRS. E. Elect Local Delegate Mrs. Agnes V. Stilwell, president of Anaheim Y. L. I. No. 109, was unanimously elected last evening as delegate to the state convention at Santa Cruz on Aug. 19. Miss Alice Teevan was discussed but no special action different chairmen were also given at the meeting. A donation to the new parish hall was discussed but no special action was taken as a committee will investigate what can best be purchased. It was decided however, that each member make a tea towel for the new kitchen. After the meeting, "Bunco" was played. Miss Francis Backs won the prize. Garden Party Friday Extensive plans have been completed for the Garden Party which will be held at the spacious home of Mrs. George Ehrle tomorrow afternoon on N. Placentia-ave. Accommodations are being made for over 100 guests. Cards and other amusements have been arranged. Indies who do not know how to go to the Ehrle home are instructed to go east on Center-st, turn to the left on Placentia-ave. The large stucco house is the first house north of Placentia-ave where the road makes a turn to the right. Hotel Valencia Guests W. J. Halbrook, W. W. Harrey, E. D. Nehet, P. L. Stewart and E. E. Wilson, Los Angeles; C. W. Baker, Winnipeg; H. C. Bandy, Bellflower, and George Hoodley, Baraboo, Wis. DAUGHTER BORN IN EAST Anaheim friends are receiving the announcement of the birth of a daughter, Rosemary, to Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady, who are sojourning in Yonkers, N.Y. The friends are a little suspicious of the additional information that the young miss weighs 19 1-2 pounds. Harvey Kirk of the local office of the Union Oil Co. has returned from a vacation trip to Big Bear. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for kindness and sympathy shown in our recent bereavement, the death of our dear wife and sweet mother. W. H. Kennedy and family. SCHUMACHERS HOME FROM MOTOR JOURNEY Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schumacher of Los Angeles have returned from a delightful three weeks motor trip in Yosemite Valley and other resorts. They also went to the Big Trees and visited in Lake County, the former home of Mrs. Schumacher. They encountered perfect weather on their trip, the only disagreeable part being the first day in Yosemite when it rained. Mrs. Mary Schoemier of Lake County, auit of Mr. Schumacher, returned with them. They saw many Anaheimers at Yosemite. CYPRESS Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cole and their daughter, Ethel, have returned from a week's outing at Yosemite Valley. They took the trip in the train. Miss Cole is a teacher in the Los Angeles schools and is home on a vacation. Cards have been received by Cypress friends of Mrs. John Kester that she is having a lovely time in West Virginia where she and her husband are visiting. En route they will stop at Kansas City where they will visit friends. PEARLS Let Us Restring Your Pearls on Genuine Silk Linen for Only 75c The Jewel Box EAST NEWPORT, and dips in the mement for the mothers and versation. N PICNIC six states will at Sweamore July 14. The Virginia, North Georgia, MaryThe program for each CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for kindness and sympathy shown in our recent bereavement, the death of our dear wife and sweet mother. W. H. Kennedy and family. IVE CENTS WILL BUY AT OUR NICKEL SALE 5¢ Don't fail to take advantage of this Nickle Sale—the first of its kind in Anaheim. Only one Staple and Nationally Advertised merchandise will be sold. Buy Early—Only Three Short Days. Nickel has the power of a Dollar at this Sale. bottles, Vivante Perfumes, $1.50 values, French Lournay Face powder for $1.00; $2.50 5¢ BORGAIN e 50¢. Just and hay feSenna come, 50¢. 55¢ spoo Emul5¢ OXIDE 5¢ ALC 5¢ DILAC 5¢ VEGTAL... Reg. $1.00 Value when purchased with a $1.00 bottle of Velma Quinine Hair Tonic. Imported Virgin CASTILE SOAP 2 bars, 25¢ 2 extra bars... 5¢ 1-Ib. Coronal Theatrical Cream 85¢ value, special... 49¢ Velma, Bandoline, Regular price 25¢, special... 17¢ LUNCH KITS, $1.75. At Half Price Regular Price, $3.50 A Large 2-color 25¢ POWDER PUFF FREE, with every 50¢ box CREME DE CAMILLE Face Powder. 75¢ value for... 50�€ Full Pint PEROXIDE, regular value, 50£.... 29�€ TOOTH 19�€ BRUSHES.... Any 35¢ tooth brush in our stock goes at this price. 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